Posted by Toby Inkster on 11/13/21 11:26

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:

> HTML 2, on the other hand, had no <style> element - but you could still
> have used style sheets with HTML 2, if browsers had implemented style
> sheets in a manner that does not require their binding to HTML in HTML
> source. In fact, that's the path things _should_ have taken.

In Gecko based browsers you *can* use style sheets with valid HTML 2.0
documents! Gecko supports the "Link" HTTP header, so style sheets can be
bound to an HTML document through HTTP headers, or even through <meta
http-equiv="Link">.

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